The National tribune., 1887-01-06
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lie DIvYr.-N. j. lie Divyt was born June :. 1905.
Mt Woodstock, Conn., private in Co. H. SD
H.. died Sept % at Morris. H., aged 81
ADMINISTRATIONS thinner. sOn-in-law Of the
above, was born in Germany Dec. 10, 1883; came TO
this country with his parents at about II years Of
age; was private in Go. G, S6th nl in which no
served two years and a half; died suddenly OF
heart disease at OvertOn, Neb., Sept -.
LIE DIvYT.-James lie Divyt. Co. A, 128th ILL.,.
was born Jan. q lS4S. at Athens Pa and died %
Oshkosh. Wis, Jan. 4, 1856. He was son of n. j.
lie Divyt and brother-in-aw of Nicholas thinner.
Thus three times within eight months were the
brother and sister, now the only remaining ones Of
the family, called upon 70 mourn.
LAwRENCE.-Walter NJ. Lawrence. clerk in the
Third Auditors Office of the Treasury, committed
suicide last week by leaping into the Potomac
River from the Long Bridge. His friends in the
Department realized that he was bordering on in-
sanity a result of lOngcontinued il-health aud
were about To make arrangements to have him
conveyed to his home in Pennsylvan He was
n years of age and had been clerk in the DEPART
ment for Is years. He was an officer of a Pennsyl-
yania volunteer regiment during the war
LARRABEE.-Died very suddenly Dec. a. OF acute
pneumonia, William III. Larrabee. os Westminster,
Mass lately of Larrabee Foster Co, Oak, aged
~. He served through the war as Sergeant in Co.
G., 5th Me He several times wounded and
a prisoner in AndersOnville and Florence over
III months. He leaves a wife and seven children.
He received no pension. He was formerly a menu
Der of Reno Post, No. 9, GAR. of Mass
AMANN.-At Plain City, o.. Nov. 2S Charles
Amann, aged46. He was amember of the 45th Ohio
which served part of the time AS mounted infantry
He was AndersOnville prisoner for Is months
was nl one Jluie idiN OUT Tor DEAD out On
son of a vigorous constitution he rallied and lived
through the terrible ordeal. He was the first Com
mander of Harry Scrbner Post. No. Do, GA II. He
had held many civil offices and was a County Com
missioner when stricken with paralysis in Septem-
Der. from which he died.
AUsTIN.-At Blue Mound, Kan. Dec 2. 1886. VIM.
w Austin COmrade Austin served with Clistino-
ton in Co. c. 18th ". Y. Fl. A. For the past three
years he had been great sufferer from dropsy,
but was always kind and cheerful. He was cared
for in his last days by his comrades and buried
with military hOnors by the Post at Blue Mound.
He leaves a wife and three children.
acknowledgements John johnson died at Mill
ark Ind on the 10th instant. aged so He enlisted
Oct - 1861 in Co. X. 18th Ind, and was mustered
out Nov g. 1865 as Sergeant He was a member Of
O. Waite Post, No. IL GAR, Department of In.
diana The Post took charge OF the ceremonies at
the Mount Zion cemetery, and the dead cOmrads
was inferred according to the Post Ritual His was
the first death in the Post.
RIEsTRRER.-Dec. 20, 1856, near ConcOrdia, IAfay-
cite County. Mo-. Clemens Riesterer, Co. e 18th
Mo-. aged 90. He was member of Col. Fred.
Schaefer Post. No. 81 Departments of Missouri
PEED.-Oscar v. Peed died at Boise City Idaho,
aged 81, of disease contracted in the army. He
served in the l2Oth Ind and also in Illinois regi
ment. He was not member of the G. "A. R., but WAS
consigned TO his last resting place by Patrick Col
Inns Post, No. IL GAR, Department of Utah.
ant In the I'd Ohio Cav. and aftsrward Major IN
the 18th Ohio Cav. died in Cleveland, Ohio Sept
Is, 1856. The ryors of the service told upon HIM
in various ways. and he has never since been we'll
He was gallant and brave officer and was held In
high esteem by his comrades He was buried nn-
der the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, Of whoA
he was q member.